| | - 'Little Fujian (Fukien)' Sub-Neighbourhood and Community in North Point,Hong Kong
- Gregory E. Guldin
- 18 pages
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| | - President's Report
- 5 pages
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| | - Treasurer's Report
- 4 pages
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| | - The Library
- 2 pages
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| | - Transactions :
- untitled pages
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| | - Brunei: A Historical Relic
- Leigh Wright
- 18 pages
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| | - Behind Japanese Barbed Wire: Stanley Internment Camp,Hong Kong 1942-1945
- G. C. Emerson
- 13 pages
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| | - A Journey to Yenan 1946
- W. A. Reynolds
- 12 pages
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| | - Articles :
- untitled pages
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| | - Two Essays on the Ch'ing Economy of Hsin-An,Kwangtung
- J. T. Kamm
- 30 pages
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| | - Under Altars
- K. G. Stevens
- 16 pages
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| | - Social Organization and Ceremonial Life of Two Multi-Surname Villages in Hoi-p'ing County,South China,1911-1949
- Yuen-Fong Woon
- 11 pages
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| | - Reprinted Articles :
- untitled pages
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| | - Cheung Chow?Long Island
- W. J. Hinton
- 14 pages
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| | - Memories of the District Office South,Hong Kong
- W. Schofield
- 13 pages
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| | - Notes and Queries :
- untitled pages
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| | - Notes for the Royal Asiatic Society Visit to Tai Mo Shan,3rd April 1976
- L. B. And S. L. Thrower ; James Hayes
- 23 pages
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| | - Notes for the Visit to the Tang Family Graves,11 December1976
- David Liu And James Hayes
- 7 pages
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| | - Royal Asiatic Society Visit to Tsuen Wan,10th December,1977 'A Village War'
- James Hayes
- 14 pages
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| | - The Rural History Project in Yuen Long and Field Notes on the Social History and Fung Shui of Kam Tin
- J. T. Kamm
- 18 pages
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| | - Bean Skim,A Product of Blood and Sweat
- 3 pages
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| | - Four Chinese Banks Fail,Partners Blame Head
- 3 pages
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| | - Two Letters From Wartime China
- 8 pages
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| | - A Further Note on Feng Yun-Shan and Giitzlaff Jen Yu-wen
- 4 pages
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| | - Reptiles New to Hong Kong
- J. D. Romer
- 3 pages
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| | - The Public Botanic Garden of Hong Kong
- 2 pages
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| | - Birds of Tai Mo Shan
- Michael Webster
- 1 page
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| | - Occurrence of the Frogs
- J. D. Romer
- 2 pages
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| | - List of Members
- 23 pages
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